Sababa — Pocket Hebrew for Travelers
Learn the 100 Hebrew words and phrases you actually need to order, get around, and enjoy your trip — no complicated course required.
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About this app
Sababa is a pocket Hebrew survival kit built around 100 genuinely useful words and phrases. Instead of a lengthy course, it gives you a well-organized cheat sheet split into ten everyday categories — essentials, politeness, questions, getting around, transport, food, lodging, shopping, emergencies, and time & numbers — each showing the French meaning, the Hebrew script, and an easy phonetic transcription. Mark a word with a click and it joins your acquired vocabulary, with progress saved and a running counter toward all 100 words. You can hide what you already know, filter by situation, and revise on demand. A featured expression of the day encourages you to listen, repeat, and pick up one phrase at a time, with audio pronunciation to get the sound right.
AI build activity
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- Sessions
- 1
- Runs
- 4
- AI run time
- 45m 19s
- Model calls
- 80
- Tokens
- 6,161,724
- USD equivalent
- $4.04
Estimated API-equivalent cost.
- gpt-5.6-solcodex · 100.0% of tokens6,161,724 tokens · 80 calls · 1 sessions · $4.04
Retained local activity. Runs are recorded completed AI turns; run time sums active work across sessions. Model shares are based on tokens.
Recorded 2026-09-13T09:08:55.091Z · Publisher-reported activity, not a difficulty or quality rating.
What makes it useful
Made for real work
Prep for a trip to Israel by learning just the essentials before you land
Pull up the right phrase on your phone mid-conversation — at a café, in a taxi, or at a shop
Build a daily habit with the expression of the day and quick revision sessions
Captured product
See how it works
The home page opens with the survival-kit pitch, the expression of the day, and the full word list filtered by category. Each card shows the meaning, Hebrew script, and pronunciation — with helpful cues like the right-to-left reading direction and masculine/feminine variants.
The same kit fits neatly on a phone, so you can filter by situation, mark words as acquired, and revise wherever you are — designed for traveling light.
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